ABSTRACTS
DOI DOI: 10.66434/ijspsy.v5i3.201

Research abstracts, 5.3

Mukuna Kananga Robert1
  1. 1 University of the Free State, South Africa

Abstract

The International Journal of Studies in Psychology (IJSPSY) (e-ISSN: 2710-2327; p-ISSN: 2710-2319) is an international, multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed, fully open-access journal dedicated to advancing psychological research, theory, and practice. Published three times annually by the Global Association of Educational and Research in Psychology (GAERPSY), the journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for scholars to disseminate original and rigorous empirical, conceptual, theoretical, and applied research. IJSPSY welcomes scholarly contributions addressing diverse dimensions of psychology and human behaviour, including general and social psychology, mental health and well-being, educational psychology, community and developmental psychology, indigenous psychology, psycholinguistics, physiological and emotional processes, and inclusive education. The journal particularly encourages research that engages with diverse cultural, social, and contextual perspectives and contributes to understanding contemporary psychological challenges.

The journal aims to promote innovative research, theoretical development, methodological rigour, and excellence in psychological scholarship while strengthening connections between research, professional practice, policy, and community development. It provides an international forum for researchers and practitioners to critically examine emerging issues, advance knowledge, and contribute evidence-informed perspectives to the field of psychology. Consistent with developments in open science and responsible research and innovation, IJSPSY supports accessible and ethical scholarly communication and encourages research that promotes inclusion, diversity, transparency, and meaningful engagement with communities. All manuscripts are expected to demonstrate academic integrity, appropriate methodological rigour, ethical research practices, critical analysis, and a clear contribution to psychological knowledge.

How to Cite

Kananga Robert, M. (2025). Research abstracts, 5.3. International Journal of Studies in Psychology, 5(3), 1–13. https://doi.org/10.66434/ijspsy.v5i3.201
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